Dell’s music player Test
Dell has been testing music player, featuring a small-screen navigation, and basic button control to browse the music play lists. It combines the online music service through Wi-Fi Internet connection, and the Journal said that Dell is expected to set a price of less than $ 100. Dell’s first attempt to transpose the music market in 2003 had vanished. It leaved from the music-player market after its DJ Ditty player does not make major inroads.
This time, if the company goes forward in a music player, the strategy is different, Michael Tatelman, Dell’s vice president of consumer sales, said, according to the paper.
Instead, that simply selling a piece of equipment tied to someone else’s music service, as it did in 2003, Dell has been working with software for a range of portable PCs, which allows users to search for and organize music, movies and various online sources, the paper added
LG Blu-ray player
Integrated into the network LG BD300 Blu-ray Disc player is a virtual Netflix player, which let Netflix customers to stream over 12000 films and TV shows on their TV. . LG is not my top pick for a Blu-ray player, but if it is under $ 500 (probably to $ 300 for me to play) as LG claims, these things are like hotcakes ship on a cake day.
LG expects 3 million to 4 million Blu-ray players sold industrywide for the calendar year 2008, and that this figure should triple in the next few years.
Music Spy Glasses
There’s nothing better than to be able to steal secrets. Well, with its super spy glasses while passing for a geek super cool. Counter-party: if you see this accessory on the nose of a large bald style cabinet ice, you may feel spied on. Ask him what he then listening… The series of Oakley Thump enriched one of these gadgets include: sunglasses that make MP3 player and camera spy through a shutter and a wireless sensor for collecting 1.3MPx photos of stars in a bikini on 2GB of storage capacity. In addition, you can spy listening to your MP3 for 6 hours max that holds the rechargeable lithium ion battery. If only these wonderful gadgets had been available when we were ten years. $ 165 at your favorite paparazzo.
Intel to release E5000 and Q8800
Determined to not giving a chance even a bit to AMD. A while ago intel released a new processor to rival the triple core Phenom CPU, the ultimate gun from its competitor.
Scheduled to hit market in the third quarter this year, the E5000 series which is built using 45nm manufacture technology and dual core genre. The product intended to replace the E2000 series which based on old version of core Allendale 65nm. What new features do the new series bring? The E5000 series will adopt dual core WOlfdale that’s been released previously. Besides that, this brand new CPU will also perform TDP 65W level and clock speed 2.5Ghz. Rumors said that Intel’s going to put on the market for $84. » Read More
WVC54GCA Home Webcam Linksys from Cisco
Do you want to make sure that your home always safe from any hazard which could possibly come around disturb your peace? Well, you should consider this webcam.
WVC54GCA Linksys by Cisco is a wireless –G internet video camera that you can install anywhere in your house so you can check its condition anytime you want. Unlike ordinary webcam, which will work only if it is connected to a PC/desktop, the WVC54GCA need only connected with internet so that you can access via web browser. The cool thing is, it comes with security mode that will send a short video message including audio to the owner right after it detects any motion. How cool is that…
Motozine ZN5, 5 Megapixel Camera Phone from Motorola
Released in Beijing, ZN-5—the first cell phone under MOTOZINE – featuring Kodak Easyshare software and easy access to Kodak Gallery or other web sharing sites, so that user can easily transfer photos or images from a cell phone for printing, sharing or any other purposes anytime and anywhere.
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Lenovo Reveals 3000 G Series Notebook
Lenovo introducing the 3000 G Series notebook in Malaysia today instead of their normal launch countries. , the finished 14-inch notebook is aimed at the budget-conscious (perhaps that’s why Lenovo choose Malaysia) with a 1.86GHz Pentium dual-core at its root along with 2GB of RAM, a 160GB hard disk, and a DVD burner. Sounds pretty functional - costs are further reduced as it comes pre-loaded with MS-DOS, giving you the choice to install Linux, Windows or or another choice of operating system.
Malaysians can order the Lenovo 3000 G series system now for the equal of $613, putting it within range of high-end netbooks
A US release is anticipated and will likely see various configurations, including a faster Core 2 Duo processors and a G430 model based on Intel’s Centrino 2 mobile platform.